Assistive Technology -Tablet (iPad) Mounts

First, all Arms share the following in common:
    1. They include the Super-Clamp, which allows them to clamp to wheelchairs, bedrails, desks, tables, just about anything!
    2. They include a Tablet Holder specifically for iPad w/o case (see pics below), OR one of my Adjustable Tablet Holders (ATH) for all other devices/tablets.
    3. They are infinitely positionable, yet firm and stable when locked in place.
    4. The Arms terminate in the 'Tipper', which mates with the 'Quick Connect' on the rear of the Holder.

     5. With all of them, it is the *reach* that is the most important factor. "Reach", just like *your* arm, is the distance from
        where you are attaching the Super-Clamp on the wheelchair or laptray, to the center of where you want to position the
        tablet.

The first 5 rows of pictures below show my Arms with the Tablet Holder specific to iPads, but remember that my ATH's attach to any Arm for non-iPad mounting.
Click here for very detailed info on the Adjustable Tablet Holders.

Let's go with shortest to longest. First is my Short Arm. It places the Auggie/iPad very near to the Super-Clamp. The distance between the center of your tablet and the point of Super-Clamp attachment is about 6".

iPad on Short-Arm (6" reach)

Auggie on Short-Arm

Auggie on Short Arm
showing Tablet Holder for iPads

Next up is my Mini-Arm. It works perfectly for situations where 3 to 13 inches of reach is needed (the Arm 'telescopes' to adjust to different lengths). Very positionable, but very secure.

Brandon (from San Diego) using his iPad on my Mini-Arm attached directly to his laptray (this is a *great* way to go if your laptray is sturdy!)

Ezra with iPad on the Mini-Arm (using my original method of attachment: Super-Velcro to attach the iPad to my 'magic disk' screwed into the Mini-Arm)

image of mini-arm with adjustable
tablet holder

Here's a closeup of the Arm and the Adjustable Tablet Holder

Remember you can click on any pic to see it larger.

Now we go to the Articulating Arm with its 24" of reach (just like the Mini-Arm above, the Arm segments are adjustable in length). It has 2 segments and an 'elbow'. The further it's extended, the more 'bounce' you get for direct touching of the device, but still, the device *will* stay put.

My Auggie on my Articulating Arm

Here is an iPad 1 on the Articulating Arm. Note: The segments of the Arm can 'telescope' to different lengths

This shows the Tablet Holder for iPads

Here the segments of the Arm are more 'telescoped'

At the top of the 'food chain' is the Magic Arm. Definitely the strongest of these types of Arms. It has the same reach as the Articulating Arm. It does not 'telescope'. But it does have one lever/knob at the 'elbow' that tightens/loosens all 3 joints of the Arm. (This is NOT the same type of lever as the older Universal Mount. This one *behaves* like the knob, with small, incremental adjustments being possible, not the gross action of the older lever.)

An iPad on the Magic Arm

Here's a rear view showing the Fixed Tablet Holder
(also my Tablet Speaker on the right)

Remember you can click on any pic to see it larger.

Now more on the included iPad or Adjustable Tablet Holders (ATH). This is the part that attaches to each Arm and holds the iPad or tablet. Here are some closeups. Of special note is that the adapter ('Tipper') at the end of any of these Arms can Quick Connect with other types of holders also, such as my phone, or book holder!

The Tablet Holder for iPads in portrait mode

In landscape mode

Remember to click pics to see them larger!

image of kindle fire in
Adjustable Tablet Holder

This is the rear of the Kindle Fire held to my Magic Arm with the standard ATH.

Here, Jeff is using his left hand to stabilize his right to direct select from the Kindle Fire on my Magic Arm w/standard ATH.

image of rear of Super-Auggie in
Adjustable Tablet Holder

This is my larger Super-Auggie w/o case, in my Tall ATH.

image of Jeff with
Magic Arm and Adjustable
Tablet Holder

Here is the Magic Arm w/standard ATH, holding my Acer Auggie w/o case.

Very Important: You can remove the iPad or Tablet from the Holder, OR you can separate the Holder from the Tipper, by pressing on the Quick Connect's lever (see pics below)

Here are some installation pics shown with the Tablet Holder for iPads. Remember, the Adjustable Tablet Holder for all other tablets assembles exactly the same.

Click on any pic to enlarge it!

Here's how things line up, iPad Tablet Holder and 'Tipper' at the end of each Arm

iamge of tablet holder's tipper
being inserted

The Tipper is screwed into the end of the Arm and its lower 'lip' is inserted into the "Quick Connect" on the rear of the Holder

image of tablet holder pressured
into tipper

Pressure is applied to the top of the Quick Connect/Tipper, while the lower lip is in place, until the Holder *snaps* into place.

image of tablet holder inserted
into tipper

Here's the complete assembly. Remove the Holder from the Tipper by pressing on the lever at the bottom.

And finally, the *included* Super-Clamp. I love this item. Here are some closeups.

(If you have an iAdapter, click here! Do *not* use the purchase links below. Order my Device Adapter and then your desired Arm by itself, not on this page.)

Purchase
(All Arms include the Arm, Super-Clamp and your selected Tablet Holder)
(Remember "ATH" = Adjustable Tablet Holder)

Click here to see more info on, or order JUST, a Tablet Holder
("All iPads w/o Case" means only a very thin protective case can be used with that Tablet Holder)

Short Arm.....$119 (6" reach)	Select a Tablet Holder, then click Order.
Mini-Arm for all iPads.....$159 (3"-13" reach)	Select a Tablet Holder, then click Order.
Articulating Arm for all iPads.....$189 (3"-24" reach)	Select a Tablet Holder, then click Order.
Magic Arm.....$269 (24" reach; 6" extension available)	Select a Tablet Holder, then click Order.